What Tho Women Saw In Weaving Life Its Rainbow Path
Two New York women watch a Broadway window display as a tale of women’s futures unfolds in a weaving metaphor. The piece touts a medical work The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by Dr. R. V. Pierce, praising its guidance for women’s health and vitality and inviting readers to obtain the self-help volume from the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo, New York.
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New York
Broadway
Ikerseik
People's Common Sense
Sokeane Lwania
Alonzo Hotlma Avis
Meade and
Alnond
Ges
Willamsportein
Akin Flor
Teta
Fierce
Phssiet Ut
The
Invalids
Hotel and Surgical Institute of
Buffalo
N.Y
Hira
Suait
Sheraldy
Common Sense
Dispensary Medical Association
Main Street
Firemen Dine After Saving Home From Fire
Members of City Fire Company No 1 on South Trip Street, led by Chief Tobin and Captain Buck Gravis, enjoyed a supper at the engine house. The donor, Jordan Brosby, provided the feast to thank the crew for saving the donor’s residence from a recent fire. The men toasted with beverages and shared reminiscences and light jokes. A small social from the chief and crew is planned for next Tuesday evening at the engine house.
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City Fire Company No. 1
South Trip Street
Tobin
Buck Gravis
Dea
Jordon Brosby
T.e.engine House
Balconies Ranch and Local Business Changes in San Antonio
Advertisement style summary notes Balconies Ranch near Boerne offering modern conveniences with guaranteed satisfaction and fort terms. Mentions Louis H Schmitt shifting from groceries at Lavaca and South Alamo to a saloon at 300 Dolorosa opposite the Southern hotel. Open daily 10 to 32.
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Hoholpele
Fone
Milea
Boorie
Texas
Batconies
Core Boerne
Oitangh
Louis H. Schmitt
Lavaca
South Alamo
Dolorosa Street
Oppasite
Fractured civics and a city in debate from the past
A sprawling, fragmentary column surveys political battles in Texas and beyond, jumbled with names and events. It laments governance, sewers, and public works while commenting on newspapers and figures like Sayers, Browning, and Diaz, mixing social critique with local intrigue and fiscal concerns.
How to Look Good and Stay Healthy
An old advert promises better looks through overall health, claiming a tonic named electric Blttera acts on the stomach, liver, kidneys, and blood to cure pimples and blotches. It alleges improved appearance and vitality with guaranteed results, sold at EL Katteyer & Son's drug store.
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EL Katteyer & Son
YMG A Ritund rally and open house notice in San Antonio
A Ritund rally by the Young Men's Gospel group invites boys to discuss "Words" with essays offering prizes. Special meetings, open to all, include gospel songs, prayers, and a program featuring the San Antonio Quartette and organist. Open house Monday marks a citywide reception for men.
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Associat
Gd Dingerys
YMG
Piayer
D. Dagett
Couto van Iook
Rand-Concery
Auditorien
Usi
Jennie Moris
Morris
Peacock
Genevieve
Robyn
Riverside
Crystal Ballroom plans for new yard station city council action
A fragmentary notice outlines plans to add a new yard station in the central city at the old market house on Markes street, with the city council to be petitioned soon. The item also catalogs local businesses and ads for medicines and household goods, including oyster stands, a drug store chain, and multiple street addresses.
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Harry’ Shele
Commerce
Li Tuyer
Markes Street
Herbind
City Drug Store
Commerce Street
Guehasso
Win
App- Mann Suusee Pharmacy
St. John's Episcopal
Olin
Tooks
Goo
Commeres Street
Hughwood
Anale Axton
Crystal Baluon
Nitro Plaza
Tina Frush Oys
Ballard
Cly Drug Store
East Commerce Street
O. Schasse
West Commercie Street
Apriinn
Sunset Pharmacy
Qte
Henry' Paulys
Tel
Thomas
East
Houston Street
Langh
Bigir
Blum Street
Messia
Emil
Otto Dullnig
Hitzfelder
John
Bellbaze
Fred
Dullnig Ir
Fea
Jno
Hambleton
Daily Light
Commerce Street Bridge
Fall store sale catalog fragment with varied merchandise
A garbled catalog-like listing invites shoppers to a store with a wide range of items. It mentions ribbons, velveteen, baby slips, pins, combs, silver jewelry, toilet sets, towels, towels and linens, towels and clothing items, and men’s footwear. The text is chaotic but indicates a large fall sale.
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Elildgent Avorscs
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Jim Browning
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Joseph D. Sayers
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Teosevolk Avenue
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Wim. Appmann
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Auéetta
State University
Sun Alfoni
Hines
Huying
Geo, Roe
Commierce Street
St. James
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City Drug Brove
O. Schosse
Commerce _ street
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Besar
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Birte
JF. W. Neagett
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Ty Chamberlain
Aragatta
Sampson
Renee de Meee Niles
Dadles
E. B. Franck
Alamo Plaza
Menger Hotel
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